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Jun 28, 2009, 02:03 PM

I'm not too happy with mine at the moment.

Earlier, our big mommy cat (she's gotten fatter then the pics on my profile) wants to sleep in the computer chair, so I give her another chair to sit on, but then she ends up sleeping next to me on the floor. Well, that was pretty cute but!

A couple of minutes ago, I noticed that the door was wide open. Now, I did not open this door and as far as I remember they shut the door (my mom and brother) on the way out. Well, I got my kitty Booka just as she was about to go outside. Well, actually, I went to go see what was going on when she bolted back in the house (really, she is a fraidy-cat and jumps around all the time, one thing we have in comon

) he mom on the other hand? I walked around the house and noticed she was in the neighbor's yard (who isn't home I think) because I value my hands and arms I didn't try to pick her up but just trying to coax her inside.

Well, that little stinker decided it was more interested in eating grass and leaves and laying in the bushes. So I figured she'll be at the door when she wants to come in. (we adopted her odd the streets so it's not like she doesn't know her was around the outdoors.)

Well, I noticed my kitty was at the window so I thought to myself, "Hmm, maybe she knows where her mom is?" So, I got on her eye level and looked around and she was laying down right under the bush by our porch. So, I went outside, and pet her for a little bit, she got up and started to pace around me meowing, so I thought she wanted to go in, but she layed right back down where she was when I got up

so I lured her back in by putting kibble in my hand (muahahaha) Well, at least she got a little adventure and some vegtables in her diet but one thing remains...how did that door get open?

cats certainly can be mysterious

Rmdctc · Jun 28, 2009, 08:05 PM

LOL cats can be pains in the butt. They love to get into everything. Im glad the mama cat came back. Hopefully she will behave next time hehehe

Elysium · Jun 29, 2009, 04:30 PM

My middle child kitty Jessa, got to go out on our patio with me one day. She was being a little stinker and she climbed through the railing of the patio before I could get a hold of her. (We're on the 2nd story) She proceeded to avoid my pleas to come back and took a 10 minute journey walking the roof!! I was so nervous. I thought she was gonna fall off, or jump down somewhere and not come back. She's an indoor girl so she's not well educated on life in the outside world. I watched, half in horror and half in joy that she was getting to explore somewhere she'd never been. She was soooo cute too, she was so cautious that she would do the belly crawl across the roof until she got comfortable.

Eventually, after about 10 minutes she came back on the patio and walked right back into the house, as if to say "Okay mom, I'm done playing." After she had that experience, it was cool. It was like her mood perked up for a couple days. She would come give me extra lovin's and purr so loudly. I could tell that she was thrilled to have had the experience.

Cats can definitely be a pain in the butt, but there's no denying that they warm our hearts!!

Irine · Jul 03, 2009, 06:41 AM

My grandmothere`s cat is a monster. She is big, beautiful, but...she starts to growl as soon as you open the door. And she wouldnt even let me lay next to grandma...

But you cant hold a cat home..they`ve got to have their freedom.

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